How to use Inquiry help

From an Inquiry screen in Callista

Click on the Help icon	A Field help window is displayed. This provides some information
Click on the More button	Information about the Callista screen you were viewing is displayed
Click on hyperlinks on this screen	to display other information

Generally

• Use the Navigation Map to see at a glance how to navigate through Callista's Inquiry screens
• Use the Inquiry Help menu to locate instructions for finding information in Callista
• Follow the links for quick access to help about Callista inquiry screens, including:
  • pictures of screens
  • descriptions of the information they contain
  • the meaning of terms and data in the screens
• Use your web browser's Back button to go back through previously viewed help screens
• Close your web browser to return to the Inquiry screen. Note that on closing Help, the client window (the part of the screen in which data is displayed) is no longer maximised. Maximise it again by clicking in the middle box at top right of the client window.

Hyperlinks in Inquiry Help screens

Two types of hyperlink are used in the Inquiry Help:

Text links are 'clickable' pieces of text which link to related information. Common text links are:

Links to help about screens	These may be links using the screen's name (e.g. Person Address Inquiry screen) or the screens ID code (e.g. INQF1110).
Links to more detailed information	Individual pieces of text, pictures or parts of pictures may contain links to more information. Text containing hyperlinks is generally a different colour to surrounding text and underlined (e.g. the words 'navigation map' in the following paragraph). Pictures containing hyperlinks cause the cursor to change to a different shape when it passes over the hyperlink's location.

Graphic links are 'clickable' pictures. Different areas of the picture (hotspots) may link to different destinations. When the cursor is passed over a hotspot, the cursor changes to indicate that clicking there will activate a link. The Inquiry help navigation map is a typical example of a 'clickable' picture.